Black Steel Minimalist Watch 18692/6

The Watch

Lotus is a Spanish watchmaking brand founded in 1980, crafting timepieces with exclusive, forward-thinking designs that let you stand out with elegance. The brand presents the 18692/6 Watch, defined by its minimalist aesthetic. It features a round case measuring 42 mm in diameter, crafted in 316L stainless steel, topped by a flat mineral crystal protecting the dial. At 3 o'clock, the gently ridged, slightly flat crown handles hours, minutes, and date adjustment. The caseback delivers water resistance of 10 ATM.

The Dial

Clean and stripped back, the dial delivers a sharp, effortless read. Its deep matte black base is framed by a slim minute track featuring square indices that punctuate the bar hour markers. The 12 o'clock position is marked by an Arabic numeral - like all the other markers, it's rendered in blue and filled with a luminescent layer for optimal legibility. The sword hands and apple seconds hand echo the same design language, creating a striking contrast and a genuinely charming aesthetic. At 6 o'clock, a date window with a white background framed in blue displays the date, alongside the "10 Bar/Resist" reminder. The brand signature is printed just below 12 o'clock.

The Movement

The reliable performance of this watch is driven by a Japanese-made quartz movement - the Miyota 2315 caliber, accurate to ±20 seconds per month, delivering precise control of all central hands.

The Strap

This model features a 316L stainless steel bracelet with a double push-button deployment clasp. Its three-row link construction sits comfortably on the wrist, and the satin finish adds a refined, elegant touch. The bracelet measures 22.80 mm wide at the lug.

Water Resistance

With water resistance of 100 meters - or 10 ATM - this sharp-looking timepiece moves effortlessly from black-tie events to the water. Shower, bath, and lap swimming (yes, even intense ones!) are all fine. That said, our team of watch experts wants to be clear: this model is not designed for scuba or freediving, and should never be used near high-pressure washers. Keep it simple: shower, bath, and swimming only - and never operate the crown or pushers while submerged.